Granted, this record is a little hardier than previous material; the drums have got louder, the twangs have got twangier and brief, woody organ flourishes fleck proceedings now and again. It’s [b]‘The Wind’[/b] that marks the album, though – an ode to a murdered friend, it flutters along in a rush of banjo- topped catharsis. [b]‘…Wild Divine’[/b] ain’t [b]‘Kid A’[/b], but it’s hardly musical stagnation.